Some guys even have more than 2, right DDB? In my case even though I love my wing sometimes I just want to hop on something & go for a short blast or if you live close to work like me.That's exactly why I bought my 700S Nighthawk.
I see absolutely NOTHING wrong with having multiple bikes. I wish I still had my 900 Customs. What a screaming machine.I can't resist. I have to jump in on this topic. What's wrong with mutiple bikes? i don't see a problem.
That's exactly why I bought my 700S Nighthawk.
Disclaimer: Some men are married to a woman who have an innate appreciation for motorcycles.I can't resist. I have to jump in on this topic. What's wrong with mutiple bikes? i don't see a problem.
That's exactly why I bought my 700S Nighthawk.
That would be MY wife. Since I've bought the two different wings in two years, and went on a successful road trip last year, and she enjoyed the ride, she has a newfound likeness of my bikes.
You give me hope. When I get Mz. Vickie on the bike for a ride, I'll stop envying others. I hope.
In my wildest dreams did I EVER think I'd get my wife on my bike. I started small. I had a few 550 fours and just went to the end of the street. My street and the street that intersects my street are both dead end. I went SLOWLY and let her know ahead of time what I was going to do. I made sure she stayed right behind me and not counter lean when I did. Pretty soon we were going around the block, which is four miles. One mile each street. That was about fifteen years ago, and last year we went up through Michigan and across the Macinaw bridge into the U.P. Drove along Lake Michigan and into Wisconsin for a night. Went to the Dells for two nights then into Marion Iowa to see our son and daughter in law for a few days. Then it was back home to make it a week long trip. Start slow and small then expand. NEVER scare her until shes COMFORTABLE on it.
